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- 1Ireland fines Google €403 million over GDPR breaches●Irish data protection watchdog fines Google €403M over GDPR breaches
Ireland's Data Protection Commission has fined Google €403 million for breaching the EU's General Data Protection Regulation, according to the Irish Times. The penalty from Google's lead European regulator ranks among the larger GDPR fines issued to a major technology company, and the ruling is likely to fuel ongoing debate about how EU watchdogs police the data practices of large US platforms.
- 2Blue Wave butterfly known for iridescent wings draws attention●Myscelia cyaniris (Blue Wave / Royal Blue) is a Nymphalid butterfly native to Neotropical rainforests from Mexico to Sou
Myscelia cyaniris, a Nymphalid butterfly known as the Blue Wave or Royal Blue, is native to Neotropical rainforests ranging from Mexico to South America. It is recognised for brilliant iridescent blue-striped wings. Adults skip floral nectar, instead feeding on fermenting fruit, tree sap and decaying organic matter.
- 3Claims of unrest in Pakistan-administered Kashmir go viral in India●Big news coming from PoK. Kashmiris are revolting against Pakistan and openly threatening to secede and join India. They
Posts circulating in India claim that residents of Pakistan-administered Kashmir are rebelling against Islamabad, threatening to secede and join India, citing discrimination, poor development and inflation. The claims are shared alongside comparisons with development in Indian-administered Kashmir. No independent verification of the alleged revolt or secession threats is available.
- 4Mullvad DNS to shut down in 2026●Mała aktualizacja katalogu oprogramowania na Eteryu.space. Link: https:// eteryu.space/narzedzia/katalog/ Zmiany: - Usun
A Polish privacy-focused software catalog on Eteryu.space has been updated, removing Mullvad DNS because the service will end on 2 November 2026. The site says there is no point recommending a tool that will soon stop working, and it has added other tools, including Iris Gallery, to replace the listings.
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The Irish comedy trio Foil Arms and Hog have drawn large audiences with a sketch in which an Irish traveller outwits a US immigration officer at the border. The routine plays on familiar anxieties about entering the United States, with the officer's questions turned into a comic back-and-forth. Viewers are sharing it widely, praising the group's writing and the relatable depiction of border interrogations.
- 6Ireland face Israel behind closed doors in Serbia amid protest●The Ireland–Israel match was played in Serbia without spectators due to political and security tensions. Irish players r
The Ireland–Israel football match was played in Serbia with no spectators, a move attributed to political and security tensions. Irish players refused to shake hands with the Israeli team, bowed their heads during the Israeli national anthem, and wore black armbands as a mark of remembrance. The visible protests from the Irish squad have drawn wide attention and comment.
- 7Reviews Land for The Hairy Ape at Irish Repertory Theatre▼Reviews Sound Off on The Hairy Ape at Irish Repertory Theatre
The Irish Repertory Theatre's production of Eugene O'Neill's expressionist classic The Hairy Ape has drawn its first wave of reviews, with critics weighing in on the staging and performances in New York. Playbill has rounded up the notices, marking the latest revival of the 1922 drama and giving theatre fans a sense of how the off-Broadway production is being received.
- 8Israel 'tried to intimidate' Irish players, says Hallgrimsson●Israel 'tried to intimidate' Irish amid spitting row - Hallgrimsson https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cw4g14
Republic of Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrimsson has accused the Israel side of trying to intimidate his players during a controversy over an alleged spitting incident in their women's fixture. The Iceland coach's comments have drawn attention to the confrontation and raised questions about conduct on the pitch, with the row between the two teams now dominating discussion of the match.
- 9Biagioli Ties for Second as MSU Golf Takes Seventh at Notre Dame▼Biagioli Ties for Second, MSU Men’s Golf Finishes Seventh at the Fighting Irish Classic
Michigan State men's golfer Lorenzo Biagioli tied for second place individually at the Fighting Irish Classic, hosted by Notre Dame, while the Spartans finished seventh in the team standings. The strong individual result highlighted Michigan State's week as the fall college golf season continues across the country.
- 10IREN's Shift From Bitcoin Mining to AI Cloud Deals●Did IREN’s Pivot From Bitcoin Mining to AI Cloud Deals Just Shift IREN's (IREN) Investment Narrative?
IREN, the bitcoin miner formerly known as Iris Energy, is drawing investor attention after deals to pivot its data centre capacity toward AI cloud computing services. The move is being framed as a potential turning point in the company's investment story, repositioning it from a crypto-focused operator to an AI infrastructure player at a time when miners are racing to capitalise on AI demand.
- 11Israeli players wear armbands as Irish opponents stage protest again▼Israeli soccer players wear armbands to remember terror attack victims as Irish opponents pull stunt again
Israeli soccer players wore armbands honouring victims of terror attacks during a match against an Irish club, whose players staged another protest stunt, reportedly involving the Palestinian flag. The clash has reignited debate over mixing politics with sport amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, with reactions split between condemnation of the Irish side's gesture and support for remembering attack victims.
- 12Fundbank buys Irish blockchain startup Trrue for $11.8 million▼Fundbank buys Irish blockchain startup Trrue in $11.8M deal
Fundbank has acquired Trrue, an Irish blockchain startup, in a deal valued at $11.8 million. The acquisition gives Fundbank blockchain capabilities as financial institutions continue investing in digital asset infrastructure. Details beyond the headline, such as the deal's terms, Trrue's team's future, or strategic plans, have not yet been widely reported, leaving the full picture of the transaction unclear at this stage.
- 13Satellite images reveal scale of Gaza's devastation after three years of war●# WarCrimes "‘It’s off the charts’: Satellite images show how three years of war have devastated Gaza – The Irish Times"
The Irish Times has published satellite imagery analysis showing the destruction across Gaza after three years of war, with experts describing the level of devastation as 'off the charts'. The images document widespread damage to buildings, infrastructure and entire neighbourhoods, offering one of the clearest visual accounts yet of the war's toll on the territory.
- 14No. 22 Texas A&M Men's Golf Heads to Fighting Irish Classic in Indiana▼No. 22 Men’s Golf Travels to Indiana for Fighting Irish Classic - Texas A&M Aggies - Official Athletics Website
The 22nd-ranked Texas A&M men's golf team is traveling to Indiana to compete in the Fighting Irish Classic. The event brings together ranked college programs for an early-season tournament, and the Aggies will look to build momentum in the standings with a strong showing against a competitive national field.
- 15No. 22 Men's Golf Heads to Fighting Irish Classic in Indiana▼No. 22 Men’s Golf Travels to Indiana for Fighting Irish Classic
The 22nd-ranked men's golf team is traveling to Indiana to compete in the Fighting Irish Classic. The tournament, hosted at Notre Dame, brings together collegiate programs for fall competition. Coverage so far is limited to a preview announcing the trip, with results and standings to follow once play begins.
- 16French open-source firm Vates raises €30 million▼Vates snaps €30M from IRIS and Bpifrance to transform enterprise virtualisation with open-source technology
Vates, a French company behind open-source virtualisation solutions, has raised €30 million from investors IRIS and Bpifrance. The funding will support its push to offer enterprises an open-source alternative to proprietary virtualisation platforms, a market shaken by licensing changes at major vendors. Backers say the round will help the company scale product development and expand internationally.
- 17UNC Finishes Fourth At Fighting Irish Classic Golf Tournament▼Round Of The Day Leads UNC To 4th-Place Finish At Fighting Irish Classic
The University of North Carolina men's golf team placed fourth at the Fighting Irish Classic, buoyed by what the program called the round of the day in the final stretch of the event. The strong closing score lifted the Tar Heels up the leaderboard at the tournament hosted in South Bend.
- 18The moments that made the Irish internet great▼Krispy Kreme rage, Teresa Mannion, HomeToVote: The moments that made the Irish Internet truly great
The Irish Times has looked back at the viral moments that defined Irish online culture, citing the Krispy Kreme opening rage, Teresa Mannion's dramatic storm coverage, and the HomeToVote campaign, when emigrants travelled back to Ireland to vote in the 2015 marriage equality referendum. The piece frames these episodes as shared cultural touchstones that united the Irish online community at home and abroad.
- 19UCLA Men's Golf Opens Play at Fighting Irish Classic▼Men's Golf Concludes Opening Day of Fighting Irish Classic
UCLA's men's golf team completed the opening day of the Fighting Irish Classic, the fall tournament hosted by Notre Dame. The Bruins finished their first rounds and will return for the remainder of the event as they continue their autumn schedule against a collegiate field.
- 20Haynes Powers Kent State to Season-Best Finish at Fighting Irish Classic▼Haynes Powers Kent State to Season-Best Finish in Fighting Irish Classic
A Haynes led Kent State to its best result of the season at the Fighting Irish Classic golf tournament, hosted at Notre Dame. The Golden Flashes posted their strongest team finish of the campaign, with Haynes driving the performance. The result is being noted as a promising sign for the program heading deeper into the fall schedule.
- 21The Hairy Ape Opens at Irish Repertory Theatre▼Photos: THE HAIRY APE Opens at The Irish Repertory Theatre
The Irish Repertory Theatre in New York has opened a new production of Eugene O'Neill's expressionist classic 'The Hairy Ape'. Production photographs from the opening have been released, offering a first look at the staging, set design and cast. Theatre publications are sharing the images as the show begins its run, drawing attention from audiences following off-Broadway openings.
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A short list of five favorite Irish films is making the rounds among film fans, prompting people to share their own picks and debate which Irish movies deserve a spot. The conversation centers on the strength of Irish cinema, from classic dramas to recent hits, and has become a light, nostalgic exchange about national film culture.
- 23Five tips for healthy, happy co-parenting●# parenting # coparenting https://www. irishnews.com/life/5-tips-for- healthy-happy-co-parenting-DLILU2P77BJGBDLAW2UZSV5
The Irish News has published advice offering five tips for healthy, happy co-parenting, aimed at separated or divorced parents raising children together. The piece covers practical guidance for making shared parenting arrangements work with less conflict and more stability for children. It is being shared among readers interested in parenting and family life topics.
- 24Telling the bees: an old British and Irish tradition●In a lot of old British and Irish villages there was a rule you didn't skip: when someone in the house died, married, or
Across old British and Irish villages, families followed a custom of informing their bees of major household events — deaths, weddings, and births. The hive was knocked on and the news spoken aloud, with black drapery hung during funerals, since failing to tell the bees was believed to bring misfortune.
- 25No. 4 Illinois Finishes Sixth at Fighting Irish Classic▼No. 4 Illini Finish Sixth at Fighting Irish Classic
The fourth-ranked University of Illinois men's golf team finished sixth at the Fighting Irish Classic, hosted by Notre Dame. Despite their high national ranking, the Illini were unable to break into the top of the leaderboard at the event, continuing the early fall portion of their college golf season.
- 26Sawiris Foundation Makes Its UNGA Debut With Development Finance Vision▼During Its First Participation in the United Nations General Assembly Week in New York Sawiris Foundation Presents a Vision for a More Strategic Role for Philanthropy in Financing Development and Scaling Effective Solutions
The Sawiris Foundation for Social Development took part in United Nations General Assembly week in New York for the first time, presenting a vision for philanthropy to play a more strategic role in financing development and scaling up effective solutions. The Egyptian foundation framed its participation as a push for smarter, more impact-driven approaches to development funding.
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Indiana University's men's golf team closed out the Fighting Irish Classic in 10th place, according to the school's athletics department. The result wraps up the Hoosiers' latest fall tournament appearance as the college golf season continues.
- 28Open source OSINT dashboard OSIRIS AI LIVE sparks debate▼OSIRIS AI LIVE, the open source OSINT dashboard that sparks debate
OSIRIS AI LIVE, an open source dashboard for OSINT work, is drawing attention and dividing opinion online. Supporters highlight the value of freely available intelligence-gathering tools, while critics raise concerns about privacy and the potential for misuse of openly accessible surveillance capabilities.
- 29Biagioli Tied for Second as Michigan State Golf Sits Sixth at Fighting Irish Classic▼Biagioli Tied for Second, MSU Men’s Golf Tied for Sixth Place at the Fighting Irish Classic
Michigan State men's golfer Biagioli is tied for second place individually, while the Spartans are tied for sixth in the team standings at the Fighting Irish Classic golf tournament. The event, hosted at Notre Dame, has drawn attention from Michigan State fans following the team's competitive early rounds as the tournament continues.
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Augusta University's men's golf team has completed its play at the Fighting Irish Classic, the Notre Dame-hosted tournament. The university's athletics site reported the Jaguars wrapping up their rounds, closing out another fall event as they build form ahead of the rest of the season. Further details on final standings and individual results were not immediately available.
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Catcher and top prospect Ike Irish is playing in the Arizona Fall League, MLB's off-season showcase for elite minor league talent. The league gives clubs and fans a first extended look at promising players against high-level competition. Irish's participation is drawing attention from scouts and baseball followers tracking his development toward a possible big-league role.
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UCLA's men's golf team is preparing to compete at the Fighting Irish Classic, the Notre Dame-hosted tournament. The Bruins announced their readiness for the event as part of their fall schedule. Little detail has been shared so far about the lineup or expectations, and the announcement has drawn only modest attention from fans so far.
- 33Dark dunes imaged on floor of Mars' Schaeberle Crater●# PPOD : Dark dunes sweep across the floor of Schaeberle Crater in this HiRISE image from NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orb
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has captured a HiRISE image showing dark sand dunes sweeping across the floor of Schaeberle Crater. The Seti Institute highlighted the picture, noting the crater spans nearly 159 kilometers in Mars' southern hemisphere and that its floor preserves evidence of very different past environmental conditions on the red planet.
- 34The Hairy Ape Opens at Irish Repertory Theatre●Photos: The Hairy Ape Opening Night at Irish Repertory Theatre
Eugene O'Neill's expressionist classic The Hairy Ape has opened at the Irish Repertory Theatre in New York, with opening-night photos now circulating among theatre publications and audiences. Coverage focuses on the production's staging and cast as the off-Broadway company adds another O'Neill revival to its season.
- 35Indonesia targets groundbreaking electricity projects in 12 cities by 2026●Rosan targetkan "groundbreaking" PSEL di 12 kota hingga akhir 2026 Menteri Investasi dan Hilirisasi/Kepala Badan Koordin
Investment Minister and BKPM head Rosan Roeslani has set a target for groundbreaking of PSEL projects in 12 Indonesian cities by the end of 2026. The announcement, reported by Antara News, signals the government's push to accelerate investment in the programme, though details on participating cities and funding have not yet been released.
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Iowa golfer Gudgel placed fifth at the Fighting Irish Classic, per Iowa Hawkeyes Athletics. The result marks a strong showing for the Hawkeyes program at the Notre Dame-hosted event, though further details on scores and the winning total were not immediately available.
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Irish Repertory Theatre in New York is staging a new production of Eugene O'Neill's expressionist classic The Hairy Ape, with production photographs now released. The images offer a first look at the staging, design and cast of the show, drawing attention from theatre fans and critics following the Off-Broadway company's latest season.
- 38Finn Azaz, Ireland midfielder with Israeli heritage, in geopolitical storm●Finn Azaz: The Irish international with Israeli heritage caught up in a geopolitical storm https://www.nytimes.com/athle
Ireland international Finn Azaz, who has Israeli heritage, has become caught up in a geopolitical storm at the intersection of sport and politics. The midfielder's family background has drawn scrutiny amid ongoing tensions surrounding Israel and Palestine, putting the footballer in an uncomfortable spotlight while he represents the Republic of Ireland.
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Augusta University's men's golf team has begun play at the Fighting Irish Classic, the tournament hosted at Notre Dame. The Jaguars are competing against a field of collegiate programs as part of their fall season schedule, with round results and team standings to follow as the event progresses.
- 40Michigan State Men's Golf Opens Fighting Irish Classic Sunday▼Men’s Golf Begins Play in Fighting Irish Classic on Sunday
Michigan State's men's golf team begins competition at the Fighting Irish Classic on Sunday. The event, hosted at Notre Dame, marks the Spartans' next stop on their fall schedule as the team continues its season against a collegiate field.